PhotonCollector
20-05-2006, 06:45 PM
Hello everyone,
here's an image I did last night of the nebula NGC 3199 in Carina.
The image is a stack of 9 x 4-minute exposures (36-minutes total) with the modified Canon 300D at the 2-inch prime focus of my modified 12-inch f/5 GSO scope. Hand guiding done with 4.5" f/18 guidescope. Used the 2" Baader Coma Corrector and 2" Baader UV/IR Cut Filter.
Dark frame subtraction, bias and flat-fielded in Iris, processed in Photoshop, some Noiseware used.
There's a higher resolution image here
http://www.skylab.com.au/pmsa/NGC%203199.html
clear skies
Paul M
here's an image I did last night of the nebula NGC 3199 in Carina.
The image is a stack of 9 x 4-minute exposures (36-minutes total) with the modified Canon 300D at the 2-inch prime focus of my modified 12-inch f/5 GSO scope. Hand guiding done with 4.5" f/18 guidescope. Used the 2" Baader Coma Corrector and 2" Baader UV/IR Cut Filter.
Dark frame subtraction, bias and flat-fielded in Iris, processed in Photoshop, some Noiseware used.
There's a higher resolution image here
http://www.skylab.com.au/pmsa/NGC%203199.html
clear skies
Paul M